GeoAtreides

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by GeoAtreides 4d ago
>Designating a woman as his successor was such an unprecedented action that Henry felt obliged to compel his nobles, barons and churchmen to swear an oath of allegiance to Matilda. All of them did so, although some complied with greater
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by GeoAtreides 10d ago
the hierarchy of foreignness (Ender's game): utlanning: a human from the same world, but a different city, country, or culture framling: a human from a different planet or star system raman: a non-human intelligent species capable of c
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Fixing Seagate's LaCie hard drive array for the ‪ theslowmoguys [video](youtube.com)
4 points by GeoAtreides 13d ago|0 comments
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by GeoAtreides 13d ago
are you asking if it's ok to acknowledge the upsides of racial purity? the things i read on hn...
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by GeoAtreides 13d ago
that's the most green colored usernames i have ever seen on a HN thread
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by GeoAtreides 13d ago
and then it's hilarious! a joke to die for!
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by GeoAtreides 13d ago
>homogenous society this is a racist dogwhistle. _Homogeneous_ is code for racial or ethnic purity.
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by GeoAtreides 16d ago
Go on to Ao3 and a popular fandom, say like A Song of Ice and Fire: 9 out of 10 fanfictions written in the past two years stink to high heavens of AI. 9 out of 10. From some that are obvious AI to even normies, to some that slip one or two
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by GeoAtreides 17d ago
how would the social media know the client is on Linux? and don't say User Agent
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by GeoAtreides 17d ago
What we want is The Culture, or, more precisely: fully automated luxury gay space communism
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by GeoAtreides 18d ago
>Fishing represents 40% of Iceland's total exports according to Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iceland : >Iceland's economy depended heavily on fishing, which still provides ~20% of export ear
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by GeoAtreides 18d ago
> PM's party brokered that half-way deal with EU against the will of the people, after they had voted no to EU for the second time what polls have to do with it? if the will of the people was against the eu deal, they should've
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by GeoAtreides 18d ago
Since 1994 the will of the people had a lot of time to express itself...
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by GeoAtreides 18d ago
the article: >its fishing and marine industries make up almost 40% of exports. you: >Iceland's fishing industry makes up something like 40% of their exports here we can see how a very small... re-framing (let's be charitable
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by GeoAtreides 19d ago
> I generally get away with murder [...] The business can sense that I am aligned with their goals, so the proverbial seas tend to be parted whenever I unmute my microphone. >The amount of unqualified ego tripping in tech has become a
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by GeoAtreides 22d ago
Transient copies of user data, in traffic, memory or caches, are protected by the copyright law, so there is no infringing.
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by GeoAtreides 22d ago
they have granted a licence to HN (and YC-affiliated companies), not anyone else. It's that licence that permits HN, and HN only, to send users' content to your browser
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by GeoAtreides 22d ago
you're infringing HN users' copyright (and possible other rights as well), as they haven't granted you a license to copy, store and republish their content
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by GeoAtreides 29d ago
>homogenous country must you whistle so loud, i'm deaf now
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by GeoAtreides 1mo ago
Can you provide a credible source for your incredible claim?
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Why AI has brought nothing more than the conceit of wisdom(hedgehogreview.com)
3 points by GeoAtreides 1mo ago|0 comments
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by GeoAtreides 1mo ago
you: >It’s basically insinuating that we, the regular people, are the responsible. the article: >Like all grand lies, “we have more time” takes many different forms, often focus-grouped. [...] There are the queries of “What’s your car
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
At least for food, we went from 80% 500 years ago to about 1-5% now. Maybe less, soon, when fruit picking robots come online. Work is not destiny.
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
>Long story short, I think narrative of job loss is way overblown. Long story short, I ate dinner so I think the narrative of people over the world being hungry is way overblown.
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
why are you badly summarizing the post? It wasn't a vacuum engine, as per post the water just cooled the cylinder. And it wasn't half of the coal, it was a third.
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
>Walmart has larger boxes, and less contents in EU labels must show prices per kilogram of product, to make this kind of fuckery harder
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
>Participants were asked how frequently, on a scale ranging from “never/seldom” to “very often,” they watched television during their leisure time and how much of their workday they spent sitting.
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
Not only do they get elected, sometimes they become heroes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volodymyr_Zelenskyy
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
is OP addicted to checking out maps and the parents group on whatsapp?
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by GeoAtreides 2mo ago
not sure where the problem is? look at maps only in the car, mute whatsapp and then check it from time to time. seems pretty straightforward.

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